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Seun Fakorede, Nigeria’s youngest male commissioner ties the knot in Oyo (Photos)

By Maryam Umar
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Story from Kenneth AFOR, Lagos

Seun Fakorede, Nigeria’s youngest male Commissioner in Oyo State on Saturday got married to his lover, Chioma.

Fakorede, a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University was appointed by Governor Seyi Makinde into the state executive council as the Commissioner for Youths and Sports in August 2019 at the age of 27.

The event was well attended by the governor, his wife and the state cabinet.

The governor, in a tweet, wished the new couple a happy married life.

The tweet read: “The youngest member of our state’s Executive Council, @TheSeunFakorede got married this evening and we were there to celebrate with him.

“We wish Seun and Chioma a happy married life, love and lasting peace.”

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